Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-09
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or THE wKnsxns PKEsxBT-
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Pom T0wNsExD. Juns 7.
Aia quarsaF Of ~ the PianssRs met
n eas rnblie ball Of she Order Of BED
Nsn, % MapIs sssnas. Ia The abssnes
Of Pfesideaa Strive, Jsmes q. cSAns
PirsG Vice Prasidegt, called the meeting
70 order. Osinq 70 . small sttan4anees
adfouEnnent vss Baas 10 Id ?. m
AZ 40 Q. %. the assoesatlon 54s
a0aIn called 20 oedsE. Prayer was
oasrsd b. Rev. d. Z. Blaine. Of Seattis:
Rall call svidsoosd The EFesencs Of
membeEI - fellows:
q. III Allan, z. O. Orchard, Geo. =.
Barnes, Charles ~. BFAdshsv, Alosft
briggs. Isabel Briggs, WaFFsa J: Boz
mae, Olive ID. Bowman. Thomas braes-
60, John z. Earns, d. z. Blaine. Cate-
crime +. Blaine, Qsissy A. Brooks, Wal
Ter Croekstt. J. O. Ginger, JsDes Dal-
aardno, Rdward KidFidGs, T. q: kesRu
SEQ, Clara Ferguson, George d oef-
Fish, Francis Henry. Fred o. holmes
q. D. Halter. n. d. Hin. ID. y. Hyde, l.
B. Hastings. ChaFiss n. gopes, Annis
w. Kelly, Hatthev A. Kelly, z A.
Light, T. MeekaF. r. @. MesksF, yases
MontaomeFy, Hiram y. Morgan, A1as ..
8. Miller, Thomas Mercer. samuel w..
PefefvaI, Thomas Psthsr. 3 y. Petty
grove. II. w. PettyRFove, Th0mAs W..
RoedeF, Mrs. II. RosdeT, Alden II.
s,eeIs. Anna v. Steele, james O. svan.
David Shelton, John Spenesf, II. l.,
IA II 81 Van
Bokkslsn, ABna ID. Yan B0kksien, John
Woodman, Thomas Webb, Henry A
TayioF, Richard b. Holbrook. Joan N.
Izett, John II. Bartlett. O. w. Morse.
MaTy Morus, A. A. Dsnny, walter 0fs-
haun, Henry Van Asset T. d. Hinoklsy,
d. Il. Denny and Lonias Denny.
BEADING Of the inmates Of the ANIMAL
RAihsEinz Of 1886, 81 Seattle, followed
tha roll call.
No reports wars resolved from the
Board Of Directors. Executive Commit
tee OF Treasurer.
The Secretary, Framels Henry. sub
mitted bis annual report, - follows;
A. the date Of my last annual report
(Jans /, 1850 the Association n0moefed
upon lie roll 373 members. Within the
year past lbs total number upon the
roll of members has bsen increased -
625. THIS does nos tnolade members Of
the King County Association, which
vas Incorporated with oars at eur last
rsunieu, aa / have not yet been able 10
obtain sueh data relating 70 the msn-
beFs Of said organization a. Ia required
before enteEine the names upon our
roll. The total uambeF Of members OF
aaId association, according 20 the list
furnished me, vas rs. Death and re-
mOvals. When asoeEtalnod. viii OF
course diminish shis. IneladinR the
names OF these members. our ltat will
snbrase about COO members At the
present time. OF these, 2li are fs-
males, Who are exempt BY eur e0nstisu-
ton from the payment OF admiaai0n
fees and dues.
The number Of members charged
with does uu0n the books Of the asso
citation IL $50. DeduatinR from this the
number Of those Whs have died, leave
about 3l9 members subject 10 the pay
ment OF annual dues.
AZ will be seen by statements, A and
b annexed, the total receipts OF the as
ISOLATION for last year were 81 followe
Admission fees, ISL; annual does, sos
total e1e9.
Total disbursements for same time
Sl784. Secretary salary for year end
ing June 7. 1887, 800; deficit on sesre-
taFY's salary for year ending June ]
1886, e46.76. Total, ei64.i0.
Dash on hand nov, e2l90.
OF the $50 members charged upon tbs
books with annual dues, buI 50 havl
paid up 10 full, and bat this number ar
entitled 10 vsta and serve on commit
tees.
OF the 2l2 delinquent members, u,
have never paid any dues whatever, anc
are individually In arrears from 81 az
waFds- Judging from my observations
10 such matters, bat few Of them vii
Feinstate themselves by paying up Ia
full. Twenty. seven members are de
linqaent for two years. Eiehty-eiRh
are 10 arrears for the past year. Mos
of the latter class will probably pay Of
before the next meetinR.
The above statement, a. have al
ready intimsted. does not include mem
beFs OF the King County Pioneer So
oiety. Incorporated With rs for reasons
already stated.
ID viii be seen from thIs statement OF
its financial condition that. after pay
meut Of the Secrelary'a salary Of 500
and the most necessary contingent ex
penses. printing and postage, there n
nov on hand the som Of e2l9c. This
will undoubtedly be considerably in
creased BY the payment Of dues and
admission fees al The present session.
In my last report recommended the
publication OF a pamphlet. 10 contain
the transactions Of the Association, In.
elndinR ell the addresses delive cd be-
fore IL, 10 be distributed among Its
members and preserved IN It's archives,
as, In my Judgment. enc OF the moss
important steps that could be- taken TO-
wards carrying out the main purposes
OF the organization. still adhere 20
this view. bot regret 20 say that | can
not YET see the way 20 raise the neOes-
sarv funds. The expense Of suoh a
publication would be about $50.
The following 10 list, % far rs l
have been enabled 90 obtain she same,
Of the members Of the association Who
have died since our last meeting; Elliot
Cline. died al New Daneeness August
-. 1896, VIM N. Hsrnton, at Olympia,
March Z. isS7i Mira Frances shelton, 81
ehelton's Point, April Is. 1887; Mrs.
Minda Munks. a. Fidaigo, March 5,
1881.
Governor Senpis, Hon. A. A. Denny
and Hon. T.. ElaFidRe. by Invitation, &C.
cepted seats upon the platform With the
presiding officer.
ID. T. Blame, representing the con-
mittee appointed for the purpose, rec
ommeoded q change Of time for hold
ina the annual meeting Of the Associa
ton from the hrst Monday In June 10
the second Monday In Jane, This suR
esstlon vas Withdrawn aud The bylaw
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recommended the allowance Of written
proxies 10 voting for places for holding
the annual meetings. TIE Association
rejected the recommendation. feeling
against proxies In any fotm being quite
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